Huguenot Museum

Britain’s very first museum of Huguenot history has opened its doors to the public.

Following a £1.5 million development project, Rochester’s museum tells the dramatic story of the Huguenots, their persecution in France, escape to Britain and the trades, crafts and skills they brought with them that has since contributed to the formation of modern Britain.

Alongside beautiful new galleries displaying objects never seen by the public before, the museum also has a vibrant and engaging learning space.

Here visitors will be able to further their learning either through a craft workshop, talk, lecture, film screening or cross-curricular schools session.

Opening Times

Wednesday to Saturday, 10am -5pm (last admission 4.15pm)
Bank Holiday Mondays, 10am-4pm (last admission 3.15pm)
Closed Sunday to Tuesday.

Entry Price

Adults £4.00
Concessions £3.00
Family Ticket £10.00
Gift Aid your entry and get a 12 month ticket.